
doi: 10.2307/3679918
The synthesizer discussed here was designed as a means of generating time-variable spectra by evaluation of algebraic time-dependent functions. In addition to additive synthesis algorithms, many algebraic functions are known that efficiently yield such spectra. The functions themselves are often compact, and they are inherently hardware independent; accordingly, the design strives to reflect these attributes in a straightforward architecture that emphasizes hardware transparency.
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